Sentence examples for requirements for instance from inspiring English sources

We have certain volume requirements" — for instance, channels would be required to supply a minimum number of hours of programming each week — "but we are not making show-by-show decisions".

However, most clients who wish to employ a trust company must generally meet certain financial requirements; for instance, a trust may require the client to have a net worth of at least $500,000.

There are those who benefit from the hourly requirements — for instance, the charities themselves.

There were also fairly rigid dress code requirements; for instance, if women wore skirts, we expected to wear pantyhose (and this was in 2003).

While states should help people on Medicaid meet their requirements — for instance, by helping them find child care, transportation or job training — they may not use any Medicaid funds to do so, the letter says.

(Discounts on this steep tax are available for buyers meeting various requirements — for instance, first-time buyers, or buyers who have occupied their previous homes for a certain number of years).

The Grassley measure would provide funds to help states submit more mental health and criminal records to the federal database, so they could be included in background checks, but wouldn't expand requirements for instances in which background checks are a prerequisite for firearms sales.

In 2010, the Pacific Research Institute compared state laws on transparency in politics the requirement, for instance, that a lobbyist disclose its spending on behalf of a client.

In 2010, the Pacific Research Institute compared state laws on transparency in politics — the requirement, for instance, that a lobbyist disclose its spending on behalf of a client.

However, for some critical applications nonlinear schemes are not an option but a requirement, for instance for exoskeleton robots wherein human is wearing the robot and the human is tightly coupled to the powered mechanical linkage.

The recipient can't transfer the pooled points to anyone else, but there's no requirement, for instance, that the recipient actually use the points for the intended goal.